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1. Re: Maude SUPLEE>1900-1977 [1]
For Births and deaths before 1906, contact the courthouse in the county in which the birth or death occurred. Marriage and divorce records (of any date) should be directed to the County Courthouse in which the marriage license or divorce decree was issued. In the case of Chester County, these could be found at the Chester County Archives, 601 Westtown Rd. Suite 080, West Chester PA 19320-4527. (610) 344-6760. They are open M-F 9:00 am - 4:00 pm. Your Maud Supplee presumeably died after 1906, so you coul
2. Re: PACHESTE-D Digest V98 #167 [1]
Hi, Regarding surname of Morris, a Dr. Jonathan Morris is noted as a patron of artist Benjamen West when West was yet a boy (sometime in the late 1740's early 50's. This appears in our family history (McFarlan/Stern) in a short biography of Benjamen West: "HE VISITS PHILADELPHIA His kind friend and benefactor [Mr. Remmington of Philadelphia, a family member] again called and seeing his progress, asked that he be allowed to accompany him home, which was granted. Everything in town was a surprise and a s
3. AYERS [1]
Looking for the parents of John W. AYERS. Was a forgeman taught by his father. Thanks in advance Joan L
4. Re: Quaker Dates [1]
Kim, Check out this page on the Internet: http://www.rootsweb.com/~quakers/ Then, under Research Aids (left frame), check Reference Material, click Go in Right Frame. This should help you with the Quaker Date Question. Good Luck, kbythebay wrote: > At 01:49 AM 7/18/98 -0700, Elaine wrote: > > >Little Britain Quaker Meeting to be built. This is now known as the Penn > >Hill Meeting. I have specific dates for Michael if you are interested, > >but I do not know if they are Quaker or have been form
5. Abington MM Minutes [1]
> Does anyone have access to the Minutes of the Abington MM? I need > information from the Marriage Certificate of William Hancock to Sara > Dawson 9 month, 24day, 1729. Can anyone help with this reference? > Many thanks > Harry > > Harry Pontius > hpontius@calibresys.com >
6. PARRY Family of Chester County [1]
Finally found that my ggggrandmother Isabella PARRY was b Dec 1811 in Chester County, PA. She moved to Belmont County, OH where she married and raised a family. I have no further information on her family or origins -- does anyone recognize the name? Any information greatly appreciated! Sharon
7. COOPER--late 1700s-early 1800s [1]
Am searching for any and all info on the following family. They migrated to Clark Co, IL in the early 1800s, with Cadwallader showing up in the 1820 IL Census and the rest following later. I need to know specifically WHERE in PA they were from and both parents' names. If this family group looks familiar to you, please let me know. I appreciate your attention-- Marcia Cooper Giordano William Cooper m. ?????? children: Crosdale Cooper b. 1804 PA Nancy Cooper b. 1806
8. Re: St. John's M.E. Church, Lewiston, Chester County [1]
Hi! Kim Kleeh wrote earlier today: >Many of my ancestors were members of St. John's M.E. Church, Lewisville, >southwestern Chester County, PA, and are burried in its graveyard. I can >find no reference to this church (Methodist Episcopal) in Chester County >today. Does anyone know if the denomination died out, was absorbed by the >United Methodists or became an Episcopal church? If you have any >information on the whereabouts of the church or grave yard and if the church >is still active, where its co
9. Re: Starr Family [1]
I am a Starr researcher. I descend from Jeremiah Starr b. 1690 Ireland & Rebecca Jackson b. 1697 Ireland. This Jeremiah a brother of James who m. Rachel Leybourne/Layborne and had the son Moses that you mentioned. Moses b. 21 Dec 1720 m. Margaret/Margetha "Maggie" Ann Quattlebaum b. 1731 Germany. I have a list of their children. Don't know if I have anything to help you but I would be glad to try. Harriet in Michigan
10. RECORDS DISCOVERED [1]
Just passing along a bit of info that was passed on to me. Hope it is of value to someone out there. Helen Crisman hcrisman@juno.com -------------------------------------------------------------------- The Veteran's Administration has discovered some 10 million duplicates of 20th century military records thought to have been destroyed in their 1973 fire. If you have been told the records you need were burned in that fire, you may want to write again: National Personnel Records GSA, 9700 Page Bl
11. KERR [1]
Hello, My name is Gloria Pinkerton and I'm new to this mailing list. I live in Chandler, Az. Besides genealogy, I like scrapbooking (which is as addicting as genealogy), making crafts, reading and photography. I very rarely meet anyone who is working on the same lines that I am. I am researching the KERR line from PA. Any help would be most appreciated. gloripink@aol.com This is a newer line for me. It took quite a bit of time to find out who the parents were for my gg-grandmother Emma KERR. Befo
12. Re: HAVERFORD MM/DUCK CREEK MM [1]
Hi Rob- I finally found my Family Lines Publications Catalog. For Duch Creek MM records: T103 Vital Records of Kent and Sussez Counties Delaware, 1696-1800. F. Edward Wright 1986, paper, 206 pp, index $16.00 marriages deaths and births from church records of Duck Creek MM, Anglican Churches of St. Georges and Prince Georges, and Presbyterian churches in Lewes, Coolspring and Indian River. For Haverford MM records: T1371 Early Church Records of Delaware County Pennsylvania, John Pitts Launey. Vol 3 1997
13. Fwd: Lancaster Co. [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_900199502_boundary Content-ID: <0_900199502@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII In a message dated 98-07-10 21:54:58 EDT, << Lancaster County Historical Society The following information can be found online at http://lanclio.org/nameidx/m.htm Information found in a Journal. Last name; First name; MI; Volume; Pages, Pages; MCCURDY, Archibald ; ; 15 ; 15 ; MCCURDY, Archibald ; ; 36 ; 162 ; MCCURDY, Archibald
14. Quaker Dates [1]
Cheska Wheatley has information on her web page regarding Quaker dates. There is also information in there about how to enter Quaker dates even if you don't have a genealogy program that allows it. Quaker dates should not be changed from the original and this article will be helpful to all. Pam Houston http://www.panix.com/~andria/quaker.html
15. GUTSHALL/CUTSHALL [1]
Hello, I am looking for a book titled "The Garmire-Hudson Book" by Oliver M. Garmire-Parker call number 929.2 G233g. I was told that it mentions the Gutshall family of Chester Co. I am also looking for any information on the family of Ann Cutshall. She was listed in the 1850 and 1840 census in Chester Co. with a son William. I believe she was the wife of William Cutshall who may have died a bout 1830. I think Ann was born in the late 1770's and died between 1850-1860. I am trying to connect this fa
16. Re: Chester Co Names [1]
In a message dated 98-07-31 16:34:12 EDT, you write: << Which Thompson's are you descended from? I am descended from Ezra Thompson of London Britain township (Strickersville), son of Eli Thompson, of the Mill Creek (New Castle County DE) Thompson family. Ezra had a first cousin, Eli Thompson, who married Deborah Swayne. >> Dora, here it is: Elizabeth Thompson b. 1754 Chester Co., dau of Jacob Thompson, b. 1728 Letterkenny Co Ireland and Ann Downard, b. Chester Co. Jacob and Ann were married in Che
17. Alexander HINDMAN [1]
In the 1765 list of inhabitants, ALEXANDER HINDMAN is found living as "inmate" with a Robert Hindman in West Nottingham Twp. There is another Robtert Hindman listed as a single man in West Bradford Twp. I understand that "inmate" describes a boarder or perhaps a young married man with no property living with a relative? Can anyone clarify the relationship of these three men? This is the only record of Alexander I have from Chester Co. I don't know when or where he was born.By 1768 he is in Rockbridge Co.
18. Re: BRINTON [1]
Dear Erin, I have two Pyles in my Blackburn-Brinton files: 1. Joseph Pyle married Sarah Dicks born 1687, daughter of Peter Dicks and Ester Maddock married 1681 2. William Pyle married Olive Bennett, daughter of John Bennett (born 1655 Overbury England) and Ann Brinton (born 1660 Sedgely Staffordshire England) I thought this might interest you because of my Pyle-Brinton connections. I am copying the Quaker list in case anyone there has an answer for you. Good luck !! Bill Blackburn Mt. Shasta, CA Re
19. Re: Militia Units in Rev. Wart [1]
You can find Rev. War muster Rolls in the 5th Series Pennsylvania Archives. I believe Vol 5 is the one with Chester County. PA archives can be found at most PA County Historical Societies, the PA State Library in Harrisburg, and other large libraries in PA. If you live somewhere where you don't have access to this, perhaps the Chester Co HIstorical Society could look it up and mail it to you, for a slight fee. Anne Wiegle Pottstown PA ---------- > From: RGESS > > Looking for listing o
20. [Fwd: [Fwd: Fw: Geneology Pox]] [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------EEA69D001F53460CD97BCD6D Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --------------EEA69D001F53460CD97BCD6D Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: Received: from world.evansville.net (world.evansville.net [204.120.16.2]) by www.cntwk.net (8.8.5/8.8.5) with SMTP id KAA02769 for ; Fri, 3 Jul 1998 10:46:22 -0500 Recei
21. [Fwd: Re: Chester County Tax Lists] [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------FBD6F55248E Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Clicking on URL in e-mail does work. Can't figure out why it didn't when typing it in (it was typed correctly). Thanks. --------------FBD6F55248E Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Received: from dns2.elknet.net (dns2.elknet.net [207.7.43.3]) by berry.epix.net (8.9.0/8.9.0/1998061701/Philippe Levan) with
22. RE: Steamship Pictures [1]
[David J. Mote] The telephone number for the following association that has been posted to this list should be 410-837-4334 (instead of (401) 837-4318). They aren't particularly helpful. Calling the number will get you a recording on where to send your money. The recording does say that (self) research of the archives is available by appointment. If anyone is interested in doing some reasearch there, please let me know. I am looking for info on a ggggrandfather James Louis Mote who was a steamboat ca
23. MORRIS [1]
>>...searching for clues re: Leah MORRIS among PA MORRIS lines....<< Jim: I will give you the info. as I have it along with the references. I do stress that this is from published info. as this line is not a primary one for me. The "Joseph WEST and Jane OWEN" book has a proven piece of mis-information on a direct line of mine, so I urge (as with all printed material) you to use this material as a guide for further research. I hope there are some clues for you! 1. David MORRIS d 1720 Chester Co., PA m
24. Two Questions [1]
I have two questions that I have been meaning to ask. Last year I visited (I think) the London Tract Baptist Church to find a marker for Jacob Mote. Although according to the map, I was in the right place, I could not find any signs or indications of which church/cemetery it was. Standing on the road, the small church was to the right, the cemetery was to the left and back. I believe there was a split rail fence to the far left of the cemetery and a stone wall behind? Has anyone had a similar experienc
25. Re: Buffington Decendants [1]
For those who might be interested: The History of Chester County, Pennsylvania by J. Smith Futhy and Gilbert Cope Page 489. BUFFINGTON. - Rich. Bobbinghton was among the list of tydables at Upland in 1677. In 1679, Richard Buffington and John Grubb purchased a tract of land west of Chester Creek, above Chester, which they called "Hopewell of Kent." Richard Buffington had a wife, Ann, living in 1695; a wife Frances (widow of John Grubb), living in 1712; and his widow, Alice (Palmer), survived hi. He purch
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